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    Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction

    2nd Sem. , School Year 2022-2023


    Lesson 2

    Activity No. 2
     
    INSTRUCTION: Answer the following questions.

    1. Examine the neighbourhood you live in concerning the exposed elements and
    vulnerabilities. What may be the areas or groups of people (sectors) who will
    become the most vulnerable over the course of ten (10) years? Why will they have
    increased disaster risk in comparison to others? Is your family included here? Why
    or why not? 

    Answer:

    I reside in a modest Brgy. of Sibacungan in Lambunao, Iloilo, as I was inspecting


    my neighborhood, I observed that there were several young children, ages 4 to 3,
    who will be young adults in 10 years, as well as those with impairments. Since
    small children need the supervision of adults during disasters and persons with
    disabilities sometimes go overlooked and left out, their risk of experiencing one is
    higher compared to other people. Yes, in ten years some of my family members
    will be children and some will be elderly.

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